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10/18/93: The Savage/Crush Summit!
After feigning a reconciliation with the Macho Man, Crush attacks Savage and ignites a feud that will last until Wrestlemania.
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NEW EPISODE of âCornette Side of the Ringâ đ„
When former Pizza Hut executive Jim Herd took control of WCW in 1989, he traded its gritty wrestling identity for a bizarre cartoon universe of bells, bears, magicians, and masked mystery villains.
Watch it here: youtu.be/Lussmj15mIA?is=xnFIâŠ
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Two and a half glorious minutes between @JRsBBQ and @TheJimCornette. Hardly anyone in the business today that could just go off like this without a script for this long.
As a side note, I always loved when JR referred to Jim or Lawler as âHenny Youngmanâ.
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Stoke City vs. Derby County in 1975.
That's the last time football wasn't woke.
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Probably the right call made by the ref here. No point getting 15 minutes in then having to call the game off.
Sometimes it pays to be cautious.
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SNATCH (2000) has Vinnie Jones delivering one of the most effortlessly intimidating performances as Bullet Tooth Tony. Watching him dismantle the pawn shop robbersâ confidence then casually explaining the consequences, is Guy Ritchie at his sharpest.
What are the greatest âyou have absolutely no idea who youâre messing withâ scenes in movie history?
When some arrogant punk picks a fight with the wrong person and realizes far too late that theyâre completely out of their depth.
The bar fight in JACK REACHER and the biker bar scene in TERMINATOR 2 are perfect examples.
What other scenes belong on this list?
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In Kuffs, Christian Slater took fourth-wall breaks from comedy and dropped them into meta action.
He doesnât just toss jokes at the camera; he walks you through the plot, airs insecurities, and mocks bad guys.
Got derided then; the same move helped the Deadpool franchise hit $3B.
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âYouâre fired.â
Arnold Schwarzenegger launches a terrorist into a fighter jetâs missile in TRUE LIES (1994), delivering the ultimate workplace dismissal.
What movie scene could you watch a thousand times and still never get tired of it?
The scene you keep pulling up on YouTube, the one you show everyone who hasnât seen the movie, or the one you refuse to skip whenever it comes on.
Could be an action sequence, a monologue, a perfectly executed twist or a moment that just hits differently every time.
What scene has that kind of replay value?
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10/17/2000: Yokozuna makes what may be his final TV appearance on the UK show âBig Breakfastâ
He tries his hardest to keep kayfabe about his name, amidst the innuendo.
Sadly, Yoko would pass away only six days later while still in England.
Alan Stuart retweeted
HOT SHOTS! PART DEUX (1993) is still one of the sharpest comedy spoofs ever put on screen.

















